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But ler, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paterlioster-ruw ; Bacon, - 150, and Pidding, 76, xforti-street • Buil.and Caliwell, Scott, Smith, culd • Baxter, ; Glasgow; Stains, Manchester.; Lathbury, Liverpool, Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; and most Medicine Venders in every Town, in Bottles, at a;. qd. each. A2CA(JTION TC) THE .PUBLIC., fROTTER's ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE ; ASIAT C TOOTH-YOWDEit.—Whereas CoVositionsi both'. in Town and Countriy, have i*en vcoiciv.4 to the great ciet ri men tof thigerwho use them? PetesiTa ix..&& her duly-..•;1 calitii)n the i'vbc' to be .I):lrtival.tr iit r.l puFt.:l7lsc AEticle, m:ty on getting genuine itAkee Warehouso, or tnin these 11,1,, , 5e IN%;rvies are inserted - in 'tier 4dvertisements. For above iiiesa twenty years it havin; been hell in the high - ei,:t esrimatlon'by • 'evely•descriol int,o, , 'inr.)phi, i i.rzeLld 4 ;: r .,ll Those who have not tried this exce:ient I)entrisoe, .find a single Box 'a siitlijent quantity . to its'efri6cy and virtues ; its excellencies being acknowled.yd by the moat reikpett , ble medical'auiliorities, used by many, ao-,t "re-- commomded. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the 'Teeth, srvetens the Ureath, possesses no Acid that can - corrode-the F. tvams,-i, s). pbts,a beautiful polish on the. Teeth, and is extremely - safe. in its use. From its astringency, - it strengthcns the Curt:, eradicates the •Scurvy (which often proves.the destruCtion of a whole_set of Teeth). Likewise a Tincture, which possesses the power of eas ing the most violent Tooch ach. —Powder, 2S. gd. a :Cox, and Tincture, ditto. Brubhrs IS. each. • 'C:3 - Please-to ask for Trotter's. Her name wrote on the Stamp. All,others are Counterfeits. To he had of Mrs . Trotter, N 0.3, Beaufo r t-b u ildi ngs ,S tran d ; antl ohhe W holt'sale Houses in . London.---Messrs. t ham pante, No. '3, jewry-street, 41dgate ; Messrs.- Thomas and ('O. Grkeechtirch-street ; Messrs Petty and Co. Lro%vrt-court, Lombard-street ; Mi. • Rowney; Watton Garden ; Mr: Berry, GreAc.strect,Yoho; Messrs. Ilendrie, Tich borne -street, Hay market. Medicine-house: Mr. Dicey, ilnw-ctiarch.)ar:l; Mr. Newbery,' 5t . . Paut's.chtfrch.yard ; Messrs. Sbow and Ed wards, ditto; and most all the W Ilolesa,e Houses in 1,0;;don. . RENOVATED tuAurti. `TT has been too frequently the subjea ofjust and generhl reprobation, toat men destitute: 'of the element', tire riletlical art have olKtred theirisejves as candidati.-, for public pat ronage in the protess . ion of p!ty - Stc I' or the purpose of dint% justice to the result o f our studies and experience, and to prevent us train being classed aniong thoseempirics whose imprudent ;pretensions have, initiirtimately f or society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of - our pursuits .and ac quirements. Ake' having received a regular metheal edtrea tion as the pupils `of Messrs. Crinkled arid Illizard, whose leclures and practice we carefully attended, as professors J'lld surgeons of the London Hospital; reentered ourse l ves 3S students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed 'in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, th e t i leory practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany,- &re. 6.re-.7: by those eMinent prof.ssnrs, Drs. Man n a, Gregory, Black, Hamilton ; Duncan and-Rutherford. We 'trust tr,. , e Rail a;t be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency a nd acquirements are not inconsiderable. if ;iv ing to( a long-serirs el - years made Venereal. Complaints, and tike various diseases of Debility,-the particular object of our studies anit pratice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we haVe acquired superior know ledge of their treatinont and cure. in slight .iiin.receiit cases ofinfe6tion a perfect re.establistintent is coniplext-..; !L the shot t period of two days ; ' and thnse rif the utamot veteraey, whew other practitioners have failed of a proper perseverance in our plan or treatident ensures to t!te patient a' safe and radical cute. Amidst the• melancholy variety, ordisorde , s which are the elletts of a .habit hang anal altOst unhappily pursued tie youlli of both sexes, tnere arc wine mare. alarming or ini.re distressing than those ,deficiencits and debilities which.tre quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. T, Sat. li persons it must he a conjoia.tion to know' that they 'nay now., by a, new and infallible mode of treatment, he restored. to greatest of all human blessings, a strong, inan4; - ous constitution. • In all cases . oh debiaiy, from w!,:itcver eause arising, as well as in every species of venereal in we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the :,;rt.tt est secrecy and nonoq.. Hours of consu tati‘):l at frown ten to three, and from 6 in the evening till to a , . nigut.' • Patients in , the country :ire renuested.to state the partieti. tars of their case, age, and general. habit °flit/Mg, &c. &c, in closing a remittance for advice antimeilicines, wher t it? 6 , 171 e will be given, or sent to any part of the ltingdoin. To that secrecy so essential to out undertaking, tlie prestige of letters nay he added to the account for medic-rats. . • ' CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 1.7, Hatton-garden. tp" Messrs. Currie and Co. have .Certiticates' front the above respectable Professors of London and Edinburgh, of the diligence, skill,' and humanity, with which - they per formed the duties assigned them during the time the; at. tended their Lettures and Eraaice. ~, . ;~